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Western Cape, CAPE TOWN, Maitland, Woltemade Cemetery, Catholic Section

We transfered these graves into a sub-album due to the diverse inscriptions on the headstones and to reduce our changes to get the labels wrong. All the stones were photographed in this section

2. Catholic wall of remembrance

3. Memorial to the Convent of the Holy Sisters

4. Memorial to the Loreto Sisters of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary

7. Religious Sisters from various Congregations

8. The Brothers

1. Catholic Church

5. In Cruce Salus Sisters of the Holy Cross

6. Sisters of the Holy Family of Bordeaux

9. Christian Brothers graves

10. Overview of part of the cemetery

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